The Destiny's Child singer posted on Threads and set everyone straight on what they're doing wrong while singing the group's fan favorite "Cater 2 U." According to Williams, she is "sick" of fans ...

Michelle Williams Talks Future of Destiny's Child: 'If It Was Up to Me We'd Still Be a Group' The group originally announced their break-up in 2005 after a performance in Barcelona ...

When they met in March 2017, the singer said she was “in a horrible, dark place.” Michelle Williams Is Engaged! How the Destiny’s Child Star Found Love with Pastor Chad Johnson ...

Destiny's Child was formed in 1990 with Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett. The famed girl group eventually ended up a trio with Beyoncé, Rowland and Williams.

Michelle Williams promises she has no idea why 2004's Destiny Fulfilled was Destiny's Child last album. And if she had her druthers, Destiny's Child would still be together.

Michelle Williams of Destiny’s Child fame has been laying low in the pop music world in recent years. She released a powerful contemporary gospel album, Journey to Freedom, in 2014, and has also ...

Michelle Williams didn’t start out as an original member of the hit girl group Destiny’s Child, but she says she’s open to performing with all of the original members.

Former Destiny's Child star Michelle Williams is shining a light on mental health. The 38-year-old singer tweeted last week that she is "better" after reportedly leaving treatment for depression.

Destiny's Child,, Michelle Williams, attends A Night on the Runwade Event at Revel Fulton Market, March 19, 2017, in Chicago.

Williams has received an outpouring support from fans, friends, and loved ones, including the mother of her former Destiny’s Child group-mate Beyoncé. “Michelle My Bell, I’m soo proud of you!

Destiny’s Child was able to do that; Beyoncé was able to do that. I’m not trying to get sappy, preachy, whatever. But there’s enough out there to divide us. I just love what she was able to do.

Destiny's Child singer Michelle Williams isn't the Michelle Williams who made the rousing Emmys speech about pay equity. She agrees with the actress, though.